Tour bus driver in Manhattan stabbed after a dispute over vending, hospitalized in stable condition, no arrests made.

Protesters in Lower Manhattan were detained after clashing with NYPD during an anti-ICE demonstration; concerns over immigrant detainments and rights led to a standoff with police.

Two cyclists were injured by a kite string on the Marine Parkway Bridge, one with a throat laceration and the other with facial and hand wounds. The string is linked to dangerous "kite fighting," raising safety concerns in the area.

NYPD found the body of 15-year-old Graceline Ilogene, who was last seen entering the East River, near Roosevelt Island after an extensive search. No foul play is suspected in her death.

NYPD seeks public help after two men on a scooter robbed a man in the Bronx and fled; incident occurred on May 23, and details are on the NYPD Crimestoppers Facebook page.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks tips on a Brooklyn burglary where $4,300 in clothing, electronics, and perfumes was stolen from an unlocked commercial building.

NYPD Crimestoppers seeks info on forcible touching cases in Astoria, with a suspect claiming victims had a spider on them before inappropriate contact.

A 23-year-old man was shot in Brooklyn, and NYPD seeks information on the suspect who fled the scene. The victim suffered wounds to his foot, arm, and groin after exiting a building.

Valor Security & Investigations and its President pleaded guilty to charges including Attempted Enterprise Corruption and Reckless Endangerment, related to running a fraudulent safety training school.

The Schnellbacher-Sendon Group was indicted for cheating NYSIF out of over $9 million in insurance premiums through a $40 million cash payroll conspiracy.

A Nigerian man was sentenced to over five years in prison for participating in a cybercrime scheme targeting U.S. tax preparation businesses and stealing millions of dollars.

A former corporate executive and two associates have entered guilty pleas in a New York insider trading case. The trio admitted to using non-public information for financial gain and are set to be sentenced in September 2025.

The final member of a money transmission ring, Hirenkumar Patel, was sentenced to 21 months for operating a hawala network that illicitly moved $15 million.